by Jon Ralston Tue, 10/02/2012 - 08:09
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Trying to think of something dumber, brb... t.co/8fKl0oCLul
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Our @danielrothberg’s indispensable environmental newsletter is out! t.co/qrGPprNz50
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I am not exactly sure what the category below shitshow is, but this amazing piece by @jess_hillyeah shows (again) t… t.co/M5nF7rjGEa
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"If Democrats and Republicans together stand up for Iowa, we stand up for rural America. In a modest way and with N… t.co/uveKPaScOt
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Good morning from The #WeMatter State.
On this date in 2015, AG Adam Laxalt joined a suit against a Barack Obama i… t.co/Xpjp7oT1Ua
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This is interesting... t.co/zU0PlA7hb6
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Worst part is not mice or expired food but "cats living inside."
The horror.
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If you want context and background and fact-checking on the governor's speech Monday, Team @TheNVIndy has you cover… t.co/uZcZ2CpIjL
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Coming up soon @TheNVIndy: Our team annotated the governor's State of the State speech. You won't see anything like… t.co/3BglBgRfkL
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"The survey conducted last month also found 95 percent of those surveyed support the right to an abortion, even tho… t.co/ZU6KIsuzT3
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In the latest edition of his weekly report, nationally respected pundit Stu Rothenberg says there are only 54 electoral votes in five states that are up in the air now -- and Nevada's six are among them.
Rothenberg has the count at 278 electoral votes for President Obama (237 solid and 41 lean) and 206 for Mitt Romney (191 solid and 15 lean). The remaining 54 are: Nevada (6), Florida (29), Iowa (6), Colorado (9) and New Hampshire (4).
Of course, if Rothenberg's count proves prescient, Nevada will not be a factor because Obama already has the 270 needed to win. But because the three "Lean Obama" states -- Ohio (18), Virginia (13) and Wisconsin (10) -- are relatively uncertain, any one of them going the other way could put Obama under 270. It is interesting that Nevada remains in the toss-up category despite no public poll showing Romney ahead -- although many that have been released indicate the race is within the margin of error.
In other Nevada-related news, Rothenberg has the Senate race as a "Pure Toss-up," saying the Rep. Shelley Berkley ethics probe "may not be having the significant impact that some Republicans believed it would be..." (I still think if she loses, the damage to her image from the ads on that issue could be the difference.) In the Hosue races, CD3 is rated a "Toss-up/Tilt GOP" and CD4 is "Lean Democrat."
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